Month by month

Luxembourg in November

November is typically chilly and damp with shorter daylight hours and increasing cloudiness. Tourist activity is low and many outdoor attractions quiet down for the winter. Expect wet conditions-waterproof clothing is recommended.

SeasonLow Season Temperature 4 to 10°C (39 to 50°F) Crowds Low Prices Low
High season Shoulder Low season

Weather by City in November

CityLow / highRain
  • Luxembourg City Cold 2° 8° 77 mm
  • Esch-sur-Alzette Cold 2° 8° 86 mm
  • Dudelange Cold 2° 8° 80 mm
  • Schifflange Cold 2° 8° 84 mm
  • Walferdange Cold 2° 8° 73 mm
  • Bettembourg Cold 2° 8° 78 mm
  • Pétange Cold 2° 8° 90 mm

Average daily low and high (°C) and monthly rainfall. The badge shows how it feels, allowing for humidity.

Temperature map

Luxembourg average temperature in November
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Average temperature across Luxembourg in November.

Where to Go in Luxembourg in November

Northern Oesling

Ardennes

November turns grey and increasingly wet, with frequent rain and wind-driven showers that sap warmth; the first significant snowfalls can fall on the highest summits toward month’s end. Short daylight hours and sodden tracks make long hikes less attractive, but this is an evocative time for solitary forest walks and hunting‑season traditions in small towns. Road crews keep main routes clear but minor lanes may get icy. Layered waterproof clothing, thermal underlayers, and traction for boots are sensible.

Central Luxembourg & Gutland

Luxembourg City, Esch area

November tends toward grey, damp conditions and shorter daylight hours; public spaces feel quieter and many outdoor seating areas are cleared away. Temperatures commonly hover around single digits by day and dip near or below freezing at night, with fog and mist in river valleys on still mornings. This is the time for comfort food, café culture, and indoor programmes in the Philharmonie or the city’s museums. Insulating layers, a warm hat and waterproof footwear keep you comfortable on urban walks.

Mullerthal / Eastern Sandstone

Little Switzerland, Echternach, Berdorf

November typically turns damp and grey, with cold drizzle settling into the valleys and slick rock surfaces underfoot; short daylight discourages long walks. Some restaurants and tourist services reduce opening hours for the low season, but the quiet gives a different, contemplative feel to the landscape. Carry a waterproof shell, warm base layers and check trail closures or warnings before setting out. This is a good time for short, atmospheric hikes and indoor cultural stops in Echternach.

Moselle Valley (wine country) and Southern Hills

Remich, Grevenmacher, Schengen

November turns cooler and often breezy with more persistent rain; the valley’s terraces take on muted tones and many tourist facilities reduce hours for the off-season. It’s a quiet month for tasting tours but attractive for intimate cellar visits and cosy meals in village inns. Ferry services operate but check timetables for reduced schedules. Pack warm, waterproof clothing and plan indoor options like museum visits or guided cellar tours.

Events & Festivals in November

There are no major festivals or events in Luxembourg during November to be aware of.

Planning a trip to Luxembourg?

See how November compares with the rest of the year, then read the full guide.